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Mr.. j. II. Jones is TOW sole owner of
the flour mills at Temperanceville,
which for several years has been under
his courtecu us and efficientmanagement.
While its manager it WAS literally pa
tronzed. as its owner We bespeak for
him more liberal favors from thepublic.
See advertisement.
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Mr.. J. B. Savage is now making his
spring camraignin the interest OF Sny,
der. Harris. l}assett SCo., the excellent
firm he represents and made us pleas
ant visit on Thursday.
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Ir. VIM. II Parker ,sco Sprucestreet
Philadelphia, isrrepared to furnish our
farmers with genuine Irish and sweet
potato styd-tle former purchased i'll
the East. the latter III New Jersey. Mr..
Parker is commission merchant,
knows the value of good seed and can
recommend those lie offers for sale.
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The farm Of Mr.. S. b. Slocomb, near
New Church, WAS sold lust week by
Browne. Jacob e Co, real estate
agents, tn a MI Farlow. of New York.
The firm has sold recently also, two lots
at Cane Charles City.
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The Fruit Growers and Truckers As
ISOLATION Of .Accomac, will hold meet
inc on the Fair Grounds, on Saturday.
February Goth inst. at , p. m. Every
one amy WHY interested in fruit grow
ing and trucking" are invited to he
present.
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To my Fellow.Citlzens of Accomac

County,
hereby announce myself a candidate
for Commonwealth Attorney i'll the
election to lie held next spring. [ have
held the Office for the last eighteen
months by the appointment of Judge
Parrlmore, anl during That tim have
prosecuted to the best OF my ability ev-
cry violation of the law without preln-
dice or Partially and if my fcllow-cnun-
tymenapprove INV course, and see fit to-
continue me In nllice for regular term,
shall be grateful to them, and enlea!-
or to ill tho Office with credit to myself
and the county. +, of course. slall be
subject to the primary election, If The
Democratic party decide upon such Il
course. Respectfully yours.
Ii L EtrCIIER j L.
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BY advertisement, the New York,
Philadelphia ard Norfolk Railroad, has
reduced rates on kale and spinach to
PHILADELPHIA ami New ork, to fifteen
cents per barrel.-Norfolk Ledger.
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FRUIT TREES AND PLANTs-Straw-
berry. raspberry, blackberry .goospberry,
and asparagus plants, currant and grape
vines. Peach trees a speciality. Also
pear, plum, apple, cherry, ounce, shade
and ornamental Trees. Prices low
Terms cash. Address
r. G. Barnard,
Lebanon, Del.
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John Blizzard, who for sume years
has been running" a saloon on Fox
island, territory which he claimed be-
lonccd toneither Virginia 10Y Mary
land. and whose license laws lie has for
that reason disregarded with impuMity,
accidentally shot himself on Thursday
of last week, INJECTING wounds from
which he died on Friday.
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AnIiOunccsn entS.

To the Voters of Accomac County,
| announce myselfa candidate for tile
Office Of Commonwealth Attorney, at
the May election, 1887. Subject how
ever to the decision of the Democratic
party in a primary election.
Respectfully.
JOHN j. GUNTER.
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Some our subscribers will receive
copies of paper of rather ugly appear
ance this week. Our paper man sent
us paper of too large pattern, which
for want of the proper size we had to
Use
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the Drmncrats of Accnmack.

To the Democrats of Accomack.
Iannounce myself as Il candidate for the
office of Commonwealth Attorney, Sub
ject to wlaleverrulcs may be ldOptetlDy
the Democratic party for the seltcti0rof
candidates. 1t has been reported by
people Interested against mo, that mn
der certain circumstances [ will with
draw fran the contest. This is all false
absolutely false and without fonntla-
ton from either me Or my father who is
reported tn be the one in whose favor |
am to Withdraw | shall BIZ ~ candidate
until my interest in the result is decid-
I'd. Respectfully.
GEO. F. PARRAMORE.
/ can imagine 10 combination of cir
cumstances that would justify me Ill
permitting Geo. L. Parralnare to give
mp his aspiration TO the Office OF Conn
monwunltll's Attorney in my favor, nor
would avail myself Of it, il he desitel
to ;ln so, nor will l be Il candidate
against him.
Rpsnf ctf.Illy.
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The dance at Wachapreagne city on
Tuesday, was /, pleasant affair. Though
the attendance was small, owing to the
Indictment weather. The music WAS
fne-surrer and refreshments were
served in first class style-and the darce
which lasted until a. m I, WAS fnll Of
enjoyment 10 those who participated.
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FENcE-If you intend to put pail
ing or railing, wait and see the Vincent
Combination Fence. Cheapest, pref
tiest. and most durable fence IN the
world. For sale by A. NJ. N ottinghan,
Locustville, Va. Samples can be seen
by dropping him Il line.
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Mr.. EDITOR: l have read from time
TO time the letters in the ENTERPRISE
i'll regard to raising and shipping pro-
duce; especially sweet potatoes. Being
ut this end of The line and having had
some experience in the selling OF sweet
potatoes, may he excused for veutlir.
ing tn publish in your paper what am
convinced is the only solution to tile
many and important points in contro
versy appertaining to The great staple
Of tile Eastern Shore.
The trouble is not to hc found in the
money paid the middle men us many OF
YOUR farmers have long thought. Meth
er is it in that paid for transportation.
Both railroads and commission men are
poorly paid already. When freight was
80 cents and commissions % cents per
rrcl,f;,rlners were paid letter for their
pItatoes than They are now. Every year
gets worse and worse and yet every year
secs a reduction of cost of transporta
tinm and handling in market. Now
sweet potatoes are really Il luxury; and
tu bring Il good price must not be LOO
common. There must not he 50 many
of them produced. AS long Us you keep
thousands of barrels piled up on Bow
lcy's Wharf and the steamboat wiarves
in Baltimore ;lld on the docks i'll New
York ami other cities every autumn.
YOU will forever experience the trouble
of low prices; and railroads may trans
fort them free of charge anil mel chants
sell them without cOnnisSiunS.aye even
giving Il chrome with every barrel, AMI
every man, w0ll;ll and Child whose liv-
ing shall depend upon the prof sarlsn@
out of sweet potato raising VIII starSe
To death ut tic same time | and hum
dreds OF others i'll New York who want
Il mess for our families will lave to pay
us now, 1T least So Il barrel because they
are .!srd OILY rs Il luxury.
To supply this demand. it does not
take, comparatively speaking, great
many.
One half of The quantity raised on the
Eastern Shore Of Virginia is amply SUI
licient for that purpose.
Cannot your farmers turn apart OF
their attention 1T least, to some other
Industry? The sweet potato costs toO
much labor and care to be thrown into
dump carts and the river. 1t hurts my
feelings to SEE so royalaluXury so vast
cd and abused when | know its very sap
is lnhucd with the sweat of my OWL
people, who year after year are 50 heart
lessly struggling for the mcrest pittance
of a living.
Very Truly Yours.
Ut
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Greenbnck willie.

The measles are still raging in this
section Of the county.
The Sabbath school festival in the NJ.
p. Church came off as announced and
was complete success.
Rev. B. T. Jester will preach at horse
of Mr., Marshall, near the sign post III
Nashville road, OH next Sunday, 7p. N.
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Mr.. l.. A. Blake, T.ocustmount, is
agent for the sale of the book Of Culver
ius. The plice charged for it is fifty
CENTS.
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ResW eff ally,
TIlUS. T.. PARRAMORE.

I hereby announce myself Il can lidate
for reelection to the Office of Sheriff,
subject, however, to tie decision Of the
Democratic party ut the primary cleo
ton, Should such Il course be adopted.
JNO. II. WISE.
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LOCAL NEWS.

a postonlce is to be established at
Bu]l Run. Known as Dougherty, with
MIR. James y. Dougleltya postmaster.
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w. RI. Pruitt,
Tcnlpprallceyille.

NoT1cE.--Everyone is hereby fore
warned from cunning or hauling seine
on my premises without permission UNI
der full penalty of the law.
Geo. P. Barnes.
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WINTER SCHEDULE. ae~
OF THE &Ezz -; -
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
or BALTIMORE,
Until further notice. on nni after Sunday,
Dec. 9TH. 1856, Will run thclr steamers rs
follows, weather permltLlng,) leaving South St.,
Wharf ct 90 o'clock p. m.
Steamer TANGIER.
CAPT. 8. Il. WILSON
Every Tuesday and FrIdayfor Crlsneld. Flnuey' S
Onnncocs, Pitts Wharf Cedar Hall, kouoboth.
POcumoko City anu Snow Hill.
RErURNING-Leaves Snow Hill Mondays and
Thursday 1T 6 H. M, touching at rlvor landings
irgs ut tho usual hours. Onancock p. In,
Finney's $3.50 p. IN.
Steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. ". W. MATTHEWS.
EVERY WEDNESDAYS for Crlsleld, Honman's.
Evans, Bvgg's. Hunting Greek. Guiiforl aud
MessOngo. RErUkNlNG-Leaye Me5,ViIs % FIJI
day gu. M. tOuchin. mt Hunting Crock 2ad
Gullford ut usunlhnurs. Nandual /! noon. Boggs
p. m. Evans Lila, Holm .n's2, ranglor Island
y, m m,
Every SUNDAY for Crsletl, Hrirm ms. Evans,
Bnggs', NLndu.I, Davis. Roads" Niles. Shields,
Hungars ,Ii Payor'5 Whirves. RETURNING
-le.ves rtylUr's Tuesday vt dahl. touching
at tho abpve landing. ut usual hours.
ALI Steamers leave cr.sf1eld fo1 Baiti-
sR more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight AMI pnsson sors received for all points
OH the \. Y, Phila. and Norfolk, wicUnI.cU und
PucOmoke Il. X. daily. Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and Fridays
only
Positively 10 freight received after Is p, M.
and must be prepaid to all poin-s. except
on tho n. Y. Phlll, aud Norfolk Railroad.
P. p. CLARK, General Agent,
los South street. Baltimore
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Guests at the Maltpy house, Baltl-
more have Il choice of either American
or European plans as may best suit their
convenience, ard rates are surprisingly
low.
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NorrcE.-I, hereby forewarn all per-
son or persons from hauling seine on
nv shore, also from cunning OF trapping
of any kind OIL my premises. under full
penalty of The law. Z. L. Taylor.
To, ID 1G6
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announce myself rs a candidate for
reelection for the Office of Commissions
er of Revenue of Accomac county. for
district No. ?, (St. Georges Parish,)
subject, however, IT, the decision OF the
Democratic party alta primary election,
if suc! melho of making nominal
tions be adopted.
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Indictment weather prevcntcda large
attendance alta dance at Wachapreague
city, on Tuesday, 18th inst. 1t was a
pleasant affair 10 those who were pres
emit, and hesupper of nehost kellam,
was excellent and greatly enjAyed.
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For RENT. For the present or next
year. IL good two.horse farm. with or
without dwelling on reasonable terms.
Geo. P. Barnes.
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DESCRIPTION.

Truo Bajartlo isa snlld bay, no white, black
points, foaled April 1894. and Is IL hands Inches
high. He Is II very ha ndsome 81 ong N .do colt,
and In style and gait Is nearly perfect ls light
harness horse; ana from present lu'iic atlons
ought to make a successful sire OF fast road anc
hnro
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NOTICE. have now in stock. Pc
comoke SuperPhOsplaSe, Peruvian
guallo, refuse salt. Kainiu, glass, plows.
pillow castings. rope ard traces, al kinds
of seeds, peas, onions NC, everything In
facf the farmer needs.
&. b. Fosque & Co.
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Messrs. Mock & Humphreys offer for
sale valuable mill property, located at
Mappsville. See advertisement.
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REMARKS.

From the foregoing 1t will be seen that True
Ba1nrdo comes from the best trolling Stock on
Mia ,ires side, and this blood Is based on race
horse foundation through his dam, OF which
there 1. no better. With such strong breeding lie
Will impnrt substance and finish To Ills get
With great uniformity as his Size Balaruo mas
dome. He will make his season from February
1st until April 20th
@For further particulars, apply TO
MOSES ". BELL,
wardtorn, Northampton county, Va.
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A colored girl, fifteen years of age,
accidentally caught fire AT her home
near Stockley's store, on 10Th inst and
was burned to death.
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For SALE-Fine lot of clover seed at
city prices in quantities tosuit purcllas.
ers. D. RI. Dennis.
Temperanceyille, Va.
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The young men OF this vicinity gave
nm Entertainment at this place, on We'd
nesdsy night. which was largely attend
ed bv both ladies and gentlemen. An
elegant rcrast. music and a moderate
indulgence in the slight fantastic "were
among the attractions Of the occasion.
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For SALE.--One hundred thousand
strawberry plants. Crystal City, Bid
well, Slarpless and Monarch OF the
West at $3.50 per 1.000 Orders for
s. 900 or more delivered ut amy station on
N. Y, Z. & n. r. r.. freight prepaid.
Geo. w. McMath.
Ouley, Va.
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1887

~ A cross-marK on Your paper, before
e5s~ vour name. made with pen and ink.
~ indicates that your subscription has
ny expired. or is due. amt YOU are re-
ssS spectfully solicited to remit OF re-
~ new.
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For RENr-A dwelling at Pocomoke
CITY. Md. large and conveniently ar
ranged. with large garden and lot, deep
tlry cellar. excellent water, centrally To-
Gated and suitable fol boarding house.
Possession can lie given Immediately.
For further particulars address
Mrs. u. B. Henderson,:
Pocomoke City, Md.
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ParksIey Station,
The Handsome Trottng Bred St1jGOn
True Baiardo.

Will mako the season OF 1857 on the Eastern
Shore of Virginia on the following terms: s25 10
Insure mare with fnal; SIS for services the sea-
son; and So for single services limited strictly TO
ton ut,t,ruyeH Inurey.
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CATTLr-I have for sale two young
Jersey COWS, with calf, very handsome,
and one Jersey heifer, al 1T low prices.
II. r. Byrd,
Temperanceville, Va.
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For SALE-A fine mule of good size, 3
wears old and unbroken. OIL reasonable
terms. Ira Hopkins.
near Onanc0ck.
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q Z 81 T S

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niue 10 act ~ Sulirtnrs FIR Patents Caveats, Trade
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fprinaiion. Spccilllrn COPY 81 TIC ntthc amer
IMEisICtS O!iirc. !. / broadway. NV York.
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The road Icing opened, leading to this
place by Mr.. l.. ]. Hvslop, undtr the
orders of court, is now nearly complet-
Al
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CriS6eld Branch.

q" stops for passengers on sisnaI 70 coHouc'ot
~ daily SA''p' i H. II. Dunno, sup't.
Cape Charles City. Va.
r. p. Cooke. Gen'l Freight cad PasSen-
ser Agent, Norfolk, Va
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NOTICE. Everyone is hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise tres
passing my premises knownas Bow
man $ Folly" nr upon premises now oc-
cupied 10y Thomas Cnxton, ST.. without
my permission, under penalty of the
law. VIM. H. Coxton.
Dec. 18th. 1885.
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The commissioners appointed to en-
anime and to report as to the expediency
Of bnilding bridges and grading lie road
at cypress and church branches, on the
road to Purgotcage and that place,
have performed their duty and will re-
port that tile improvements asked for
are necessary aud should lie made.
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Letters From tho People.

Mr.. EpIToR: Our attentions called
to Il letter or the Onancock co rcspon-
dent of The Baltimore Sun under dlte
of February 9th with this peculiar head
line specialization trials in Accomac."
Wonld it not lave heen more to the
point tn have said Whisky trials III Ac.
comac?n Is The correspondence FRIEND
OF the Jurors of whom he wrltes?,l II so:
they arc murdered in the house OF
Their fiien | :" We had supposed tllst
The many failures to convict III these
whisky trials was a lack of evidence;
but this "Knighs of The Huill' says not
so. "Thc prosecution has been faith
fully conducted and the failure TO con-
yict is.n not 70. want of evidence, but,
.from the division of public sentiment
prevailing in the county regarding the
eypc,lcncy of such legislation, and the.
.unwillrgness of Il large element OF our
population to punish persons FOR viola
ting law they do not approve, 80 ;. " ne
gives us the inside nf this Whole affair.
He speaks for the jurlcs. That nave
chung" every whisky trial. since 10
cal option went Into elect. ne telia No
these twelve men, good AMI true, acce,,t
places in the jury box, swearing thaI
they will give true verdicts according
to the evidence. and then SIT IN luds-
ment on the constltusIonality and JUS
tice Of the law: defeating justice by tile
trick known rs hanging the Jury" II
his Statements are true, aud the facts
hear him out, he gives Tie juries re-
felred TO Il very nnrnviahe reputation.
He then offers IL, a palia"-t for this
Wholesale viol ,tion OF the lay; rigid
high license" The Offering of this
remedy suggests the following query:
If we Can t convict Il man for open vin-
lation Of the present prohibitory law.
Gun we secure Il jury, who will conylctM
man for violation of Il rigid high i:
ccnse law" a.
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VIM. @. Hall, Accomac G. e.. f.
T. Boggs & Co., Boggs' wharf; B.
w. MearS & Son, Keller station;W.
F.Aslby, Bell Haven:C.A.VanNess.
Machipungo; Geo. ". Bell, East.
willie; w. D. Lewis, Onancock; w.
II. Bloxom, BIoxom station; Pow
ell & Garrison, Wachapreasue; S.
J. Lewis, Parksley.
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For SA1E.-Crescent, Hyslup, Will
son and Sharpless Strawberry plants
by the Thousand Sl.50, large quantities
81 .25; Rancocas raspberries at $500 per
hundred.
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For SALK-Pnre bronze turkey eggs
for spring setting at 81. so for setting uf
IL. II Z. Byrd.
Temperanceville, Va.
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.phiIa., Wilmington {
timOre Railroad.
d.
Dat
DELAWARE DIVISION

On and after January 3lst, 1887 Sundays OK
ceptedl, trains will leave as follows:
NopruUl
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JOHN w. Stewart and Miss Laura
Jones were married on 9Th INST, near
the boundary line between the two
States by Rev. b. +. Jester
Capt. j. S. Pruitt of this county. and
Major w. Pilcllard of Maryland, have
bought of MI. John +. Powell tie
schooner Peter j. LIalt, at theprice OF
$1,000.
The new county road from stone ON
Inc of Maryland and Virginia to Gibbs
gate. known as the Grecnbackville road,
has been nearly completed ly the con-
tractors, Messrs. Nm. II. Selby and NJ.
w. Pilchard. 1t is generally conceded
to be one Of the best roads ever built III
The county ly contract. twill be ten
dcred to county commissioners this week
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WANTEp.-An industrious farmer to
work Il good two-horsc farm for present
yc;lr. either for share or wages. li'llsp'
and implements furnished IT desired
u. FentrcSs, LucQstnuullt.
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Job Printing neatly executed.
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South

Leaye. AM. PM. AM 80. AM
Now York n. R.R soo.. $780, 40
phlIa. (Bioad st.
Station .............. IL 3d.. IL 2u- iouo- ~
Baltimore tUnlVu 90.
Stationl. ........ IN w. - 3D. 9O" ~
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Pocomoke Phosphate IS being used
this season for round potatoes. us well
us sweets, peas, radisles &c.. which to
gether with Peruvian Guano, peas, rad
isll, pluwS and casting: rope &C., are sold
BEG. 3. Fosque & Co Onancnck
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For SALE.-Two COWS AYRSHIRE,
tile one large the other of metliiim size
ut $50 and $50, each TO calye early in
spring Also lot of cypress potato bed
frames, already made and rs gnod as
new. Smith X. NJ rtin,
Hulfmals' Wharf.
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Keller.

Mics Annie Copes of louisville. is
visiting Miss e. Cora Mears this week.
SevernBivans, colored, has a fine lot
Of strawberry plants for sale, which he
Is off ring at reduced rates.
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CHESTNUT RA1LING-Parties wish
ing to purchase COOL chestnut railing In
considerable quantities, will please COM
muncate will me.
Thomas A. Smith,
GlUuct ster e. H..Va
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;I'.)lcllii}.s}lla Gnte}.prlse,

AccoMAc COURTHOUSE, VA
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SEED OATs-I have for sale. one hun.
bred bushels of the celebrated Welcome
Oats, )" weighing over 40 pounds to the
bushel. Five bushels or less 10 cents,
for all over five gu cents.
Ben. T. Guntcr.
Accomac G.. H., Va.
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Herring are being caught in our Wa,